Stop to explore Lisbon’s oldest and most iconic cathedral, dating back to the 12th century. Admire the Romanesque and Gothic architecture, step inside (if time allows), and hear about its role during the Crusades. A perfect spot for historical photos and a brief insight into Lisbon's medieval past. Please note: We stop briefly outside Lisbon Cathedral for photos and explanation. Entrance is not included, and there is not enough time during the tour to visit the interior or paid areas (such as cloisters or treasury).

Pause at this famous viewpoint offering postcard-worthy views over the Alfama district's rooftops and the Tagus River. Your guide will point out key landmarks and explain the layout of Lisbon's oldest neighborhood. A great photo stop and orientation moment. Please note: Entry to Miradouro das Portas do Sol is free, and we stop briefly for photos and explanations — admission isn’t part of the tour, as there is no fee.

Enjoy the peaceful ambiance of this romantic terrace, with its azulejo-covered walls and colorful bougainvillea. Learn about the history of Alfama and capture scenic shots of the old town, the domes of churches, and the shimmering water below. Please note: Entry to Miradouro de Santa Luzia is free, and we stop briefly for photos and commentary—there is no fee or entrance included in the tour.

Walk through the traditional Graça neighborhood, home to stunning viewpoints and historic sites like the São Vicente de Fora Monastery. Hear about the evolution of Lisbon’s urban life and snap photos from hidden spots with fewer crowds. Please note: Entry to viewpoints in Graça & São Vicente is free, and we stop briefly for photos and commentary. We do not include access to São Vicente de Fora (which has a €5 entrance fee) as visitors do not enter on this tour.

The highest viewpoint in central Lisbon, offering sweeping 180-degree views across the city. Your guide will point out key districts, explain the city's layout, and share tips for exploring more after the tour. A perfect finale with a panoramic photo opportunity. Please note: Miradouro da Senhora do Monte is free to visit, and we stop only briefly for photos and commentary—there’s no ticket or paid entry included in the tour.

Discover one of Lisbon’s most important religious and architectural landmarks, built in the 17th century and dedicated to Saint Vincent, the patron saint of Lisbon. Admire the grand Mannerist façade, stroll through the peaceful cloisters, and learn about the site’s connection to Portuguese royalty—it houses the pantheon of the Braganza dynasty. A hidden gem with rich history and striking views from the rooftop terrace. Please note: We stop briefly outside São Vicente de Fora for photos and commentary; entrance (currently €8 for full access) is not included, as there's no time to visit inside.

Marvel at the impressive Baroque architecture of the National Pantheon, a monumental 17th-century church turned final resting place for many of Portugal’s most notable figures. Inside, explore its vast domed interior and ornate marble details while learning about the heroes and artists buried here. Climb to the rooftop terrace for sweeping panoramic views over the Tagus River and Alfama rooftops—a highlight for both history lovers and photographers. Please note: We stop briefly outside the National Pantheon (Campo de Santa Clara) for photo and commentary. Entrance (standard adult fee €8, reduced rates €4–5) is not included, as we don’t enter the building during the tour.

Wander through the winding alleys of Alfama, Lisbon’s oldest and most atmospheric neighborhood. Discover a maze of cobbled streets, colorful houses, and centuries-old traditions that survived the 1755 earthquake. Along the way, your guide will share stories of Fado music, local life, and hidden viewpoints. It’s a journey through time where every corner tells a story and every turn reveals a new photo opportunity. Please note: Alfama is a public neighborhood with no entry fee. We explore it by Tuk Tuk with short stops to enjoy the views, atmosphere, and photos.

Step inside the Fado Museum to immerse yourself in the soul of Lisbon’s most iconic music genre. Learn about the origins and evolution of Fado through engaging exhibits and audio recordings. If available, try a short Fado singing experience to feel the emotion and depth of this UNESCO-recognized art form. A must-visit stop for music lovers and cultural explorers alike. Please note: We stop briefly outside the Fado Museum for photos and explanation. Entrance fee (€5 for adults, reduced rates available) is not included, as there’s no time to enter during the tour.

Glance at one of Lisbon’s oldest public fountains, once a key water source for the city’s residents and ships. Located near the riverfront, Chafariz D’El Rei reflects the city's Moorish and medieval past. Your guide will share its historical significance as you pass this tucked-away architectural gem.

Take a brief stop at Lisbon’s grandest square, where the city meets the Tagus River. Once the site of the royal palace, Praça do Comércio now stands as a symbol of Portugal’s maritime glory. Admire the majestic arcades, the equestrian statue of King José I, and the impressive Arco da Rua Augusta. A perfect photo stop and introduction to Lisbon’s historic waterfront. Please note: Praça do Comércio is a public square with no entry fee. We stop briefly for photos and commentary—no admission is included or required.

Stroll past the lively Rua Augusta, Lisbon’s most famous pedestrian street, lined with cafés, shops, and tiled façades. As you pass beneath the iconic Arco da Rua Augusta, your guide will highlight its architectural beauty and share insights into the street’s role in post-earthquake Lisbon. A bustling hub that captures the city's vibrant energy.

Make a quick stop at Lisbon’s most Instagrammable street—Rua Nova do Carvalho, famously known as Pink Street. Once part of the city’s red-light district, it’s now a trendy nightlife hotspot with vibrant cafés and bars. Snap a photo on the iconic pink pavement and hear a brief story of the street’s colorful transformation. Please note: Pink Street (Rua Nova do Carvalho) is a public area with no entry fee. We stop briefly for photos and a quick overview—no admission is required or included.